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5. 3y(4 + 5x) * (1 Point) 12y + 15x 12y + 15xy 4 + 15x
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5. 3y(4 + 5x) *
(1 Point)
12y + 15x
12y + 15xy
4 + 15x

User Ncmathsadist
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Answer:

12y+15yx

Explanation:

User Pharring
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Answer:

The answer should be 12y+15xy

Explanation:

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